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1. Since then Peter Mathews and others have expanded on her early work.
2. This is popular with foreign visitors, said Peter Mathews, who arranges such things for the company.
3. For the special 2008 edition of Esquire, Peter Mathews was nominated as a better candidate over incumbent Laura Richardson.
4. Banking analyst Peter Mathews made a name for himself with regular appearances on the programme and was later elected to the D醝l.
5. Peter Mathews thought all sides had signed off his plan to move an ancient Mayan altar from the jungle to a local museum.
6. It's difficult to find peter mathews in a sentence. 用peter mathews造句挺難的
7. Peter Mathews, an Australian archeologist considered one of the leading experts on the translation of Mayan writing, was among the missing, officials said.
8. The Condor is replaced by the " Phoenix 216 ", the former plane of Pontifex Maximus Peter Mathews, head of Enigma Babylon One World Faith.
9. Peter Mathews is a political figure as well as a NBC regular guest political commentator which makes him a viable contender for Wikipedia .-- talk ) 22 : 16, 21 March 2009 ( UTC)
10. Mentored by Merle Greene Robertson, Schele worked with Peter Mathews to decipher a major section of the list of Palenque kings, presenting her work in the 1973 conference " Mesa Redonda de Palenque ", organized by Robertson.
11. Alongside Peter Mathews, David Kelley, and one of her longtime mentors, Floyd Lousbury, she participated in a series of miniconferences at Dumbarton Oaks which pushed further developing and refining of the Palenque series and also opened new epigraphic frontiers.
12. Peter Mathews, the archaeologist, told reporters Tuesday in the town of Palenque in Mexico's southern state of Chiapas that he and his colleagues were surrounded and roughed up on Friday by villagers on the Usumacinta River along Mexico's border with Guatemala.
13. "This is an unfolding horror story, one of the worst disasters that has ever happened in New World archaeology, " said Michael Coe, an anthropology professor who taught the Australian, Peter Mathews, when he was working for his master's degree at Yale University.
14. Coe is considered, by most scholars of Mesoamerica and the Maya, to have done foundational work in three areas : 1 ) in his Harvard dissertation, at La Victoria, Guatemala, he established the first secure chronology of ceramics for southern Mesoamerica and which has served, almost without revision, to anchor chronologies elsewhere in Mesoamerica and the Maya world; 2 ) from his work ( with Richard Diehl ) at San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan, Veracruz, Mexico and employing the then new technology of magnetometry to locate and salvage most of the Olmec colossal heads now known, he greatly expanded knowledge of the Olmec civilization such that he is considered one of the discoverers of the Olmec; 3 ) against the very public rebukes of the then reigning doyen of Maya archaeology, J . E . S . Thompson, Coe championed Yuri Knorosov and the phonetic decipherment of Maya writing, and set about solving what was then the greatest research problem for the Maya, decipherment of Maya writing, along with his own fundamental discoveries, by stimulating and inspiring his Yale University students Peter Mathews and Karl Taube to great breakthroughs; another student, Stephen Houston, became co-author of many of the papers with them and with the greatest epigrapher of the day, David Stuart; Coe also provided insights and guidance to Floyd Lounsbury, noted anthropological linguist at Yale, and to the authors of the acclaimed " The Blood of Kings ", a work about Classic Maya rulership, Mary Ellen Miller, at Yale, and Linda Schele, at the University of Texas at Austin, the latter who was also a central figure in Maya epigraphy for most of the 1970s and 1980s; Coe s " Breaking the Maya Code " ( 1992 ), which was nominated for a National Book Award, relates the story.